Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1930, Page 7

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Just as the signing of the Lateran accord marked a tremendous step forward in the relations of the Holy See and the Quirinal, so the past year had seemed to clear up many of the misunderstand- between the two governments, a situation largely credited to the out- going cardinal. Cardinal Pacelli until recently has been papal nuncio at Berlin. While there he made a notable record for himself as a diplomat. He returned to Rome recently to be made a cardi- nal and remained to learn something of the office which Cardinal Gasparri wished to be relieved of because of in- creasing age and poor health. Cardinal Gasparri was made secretary of state for the Vatican in 1914, after his creation as cardinal in 1907. He is 67 years old, whereas the incoming secretary, Cardinal Pacelli, is only a little more than 50. Office Ranks Next to Pope. ‘The office of paal secretary of state probably is the most important in the Vatican government organization aside from that of the Pontiff himself. 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